'Eternally grateful' McBurnie ready to show what Scotland have missed

Watch on iPlayer Listen on Sounds When Oli McBurnie sits down to talk, one of the first things you notice is Al Pacino staring at you, a large tattoo on the striker's left arm depicting the actor in full Scarface mode. Say hello to my little friend and all of that.

"It's my favourite film," he says, on day one of his return to the Scotland fold after five long and controversial years on the outside looking in.

"I liked certain things about his personality [Pacino as the madman Tony Montana]. I liked the fact that he knew exactly what he wanted. He's a psycho.